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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-16

"A hygienic restaurant for dyspeptics 10
to be opened in London. Thoy are needed
everywhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-16

Strawberries are good for rheumatism,
and we have rheum for them.-Mew YORK.
,1urndl. L.-. .a-. -I
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Good things in market multiply from
week 10 week, making happy all those who
live to eat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-16

10 you .fccl dEll. lnnguld, low.spIrited, lifo-
less, and indescrlbably miserable, both physi.
fullness or bloatins after eating, or Of gone
ness" or emptiness of stomach In tho morn
Ing, tongue coated, bitter or bad taste In
mouth, irregular appetite, dizziness, frequent
headaches, blurred cycslght, floating spccks"
6eiati,t inc . eyes, nervous prostitution or OK
alternating with chilly sensations, sharp,
biting, transient pains hero and there, cold
iceL 4rowelless after meals, wakefllncss, or
disturbed and undressing sleep, constant,
indescrlbahlo feeling OF dread, or Of impend-
IF you hive all. or my considerable number
q thcso symptoms, you nro suffering from
TINT most omtnon OF American maladIes--
Bilious Dyspepsia, Or Torpid Liver, associated
with Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. Tho more
enmpiicated your disease has become, tho
greater tho number, and diversity OF symp-
Or. Plerce's Golden NIcdIcnl Discovery
VIII subduo 1t, II taken according to dircc-
lions, for n reasonable length Of time. II not
e,ifod, complications multiply and Consump-
ton OF tlr Lungs, Skin Diseases, Heart Disease,
%RhGunatism, Kidney Disease. or other gtnvo
ma!adics are quito liable to SGT In aud, sooner
or later. induce u fatal termination.
Or, PIcrcc's Golden Medical Dis.
e0very acts powerfully upon tho Liver, md
through that great blood purifying organ,
elcanses the system OF all biood.!asnts and i'm
puritles, from Whatever cause arislrg. u IL
equally enicaclons in ,acting upon tho Kid
neys, md other excrctory' orgnns, cleansing
strengthening, md healing their diseases. As
an apEttiHing, restorative tonic, 1t promotes
digestion and nutrition, thereby building up
this wonderful medicinc Inns gnined great
celebrity In curing Fever and AEue, Chills and
Fever, Dumb Aguc, and kindred diseases.
DR.. ricrco's Golden Medical Dlxs
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i5 Cotton.

aNEw York, June l5.-Cotton easy; uplands
Ike; Orleans II 7l6c; futures closed steady:
June 1o.soall .ooc; July 1l.o+al1. 06c: August ll.l6s
u,Nc; September l0.66al0,d go; October 10.l5o;
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Petroleum.

on CTy, Pa, June l5.-opencd at 625<c: highest
sSaks; lowest S;sst ,S:ds &c eles & a s211lc; sales 5000
barrels: cleataneS i;%S,oo barrels: charters $3.50
rcls. .& StGt ~ ~
EEw York, juno Is -petrolcum inn, oponcd
a, 629.c: highest 63kc: lowest c2Eo; closed at
e2299Sc; sales 1,z77,00 ba,rels. ,5tE
DnAnfonl. PA, June l5,,-opcncd al e2stc; closed
q, 6s3fc; highest CSC; lowest exc; clearances
PITTSBURGH. June 15.-petroleum dull but steady:
opened, At G21sc; closed At 6EAc; highest GSAc;
lowest 62Ac. 5 Tt1Sfa5.
T1rusv1IE, PA. juno l5.-Opened at eeKc: high.
est GsHo: lowest 62Hc; closed OF 62saIe.
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.G!M Q~iptttelIiQttren
o 11It Nos. 80 aud 81 Fourteenth street.
TWO
Nlcholda. n

u. Nicholas. TVIT Gdt8Y V96i.
An old miner In far Albuquerque
Met maiden Whose rame wai Kate Buerque.
but he ned tho next day,
For he'd found that she carried a duOrquo.
An archery party near Mnrgct,
nv A tinid young indy named lIargct,
XII BALD: 'lll slt over here stl
,Wheic there's nothing to fear"
And the Sat down In front Of the target,
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PHHApELPH1A, Pa, juno l5.-Plour dull aud
lower. Wheat, unsettled and irregular; No. 2 red
;sans s,MassEac; July s7assc: August S5kaS7c;
lower; No; . high mixed Axe; No. 2 misod June
4sat6c: July 47a4Gc; August 46a,&s4G5lc: September
4e1ssl7Hsc. Oats, spot steady; ieleeted willie SIC;
No. No 2 while $1Ec; NJ: while 3sc; futures weak
No white Juno 3;a37llac July SG1MSa37kc; Angus;
S'HsSsc: September sta3Ic. Cheese gaiet: orc
.lae choice 9a94c; do faIr to prime Sasisc. Mn
BALTIMORE, June l5.-Theat, western lover and
fairly active; No. 2 winter rcd spot Saassxc: June
s ~, I sSs az, Ivy scs as, August august ssMsseHc:, septen.
mixed spot 46<c asked; June 4ys<ai6Lc: JUL:
a54atGHc; Oats, heavy and dull: Western white
&aS6h%c; do mixed 83a8ic. tP1ovisions uomInaliy
steady; mess pork els o6al7 90. Lard. refined SKI,
lsmer; Rio caEgocs ordinary 10 ialr lS5IaI9I5c.
TOLEDO, Juno 14.-Whcat steady: Juno sOc hid
July 7gMc;. August aud September EIc. Corn
quiet; July S9Lo. ,iy5g sVsG--7' SN"A
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londA.

November o.9ea9 g7o; December {. 9ia9, $50; Janu.
Az S.saa9, 9as, February lo.o6al0,0dc; March l00lA
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BLACK XQIE J

Z. Or Black Lcprosy, Is a disease which 10 considered
lncurablc, but 1t has yielded TO, the curative proper:
ties OF SwlFr's SrEcIrIo-now known nil over tho
world as S. S. S. Mrs. Bailey, OF West Somcrv!lle.
Mass, near Boston, was attacked several years ago
9Th this h!dcous black eruption, md was treated by
Die bt.t lisdiIcal talent. who could only say that tho
disease was d species pf
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clEcNEATI: O., juno 15.-Flour dull and droop.
ing; family s. eoas Is; fancy s. 90a4 10. Wheat
without buyers; receipts 1900 bushels; shipments
1.bOu bushes. Corn dull and lower: No. 4 mixed
400. Oats dull, No. mixed 29a2I Lc. Rye dull;
no, :, 63a Pork neglected at SIS ii. Lard heavy
lower; short rib 7.50c, Bacon lower aud ouiet:
short rib S.S7ho; short clear S.GlNe. Whisky
steady; sales 81. barrels finished goods on> bssis al
u u. Butter quiet. Eggs firm at lie. Cheese
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-16

knowledge is the only fountain both Of
the love and the principles of human lib
erty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-16

Best informed dealers say there is no
danger OF any scarcity Of fruit or berries
this year,
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=
LIYa Stnrk.

cuIoAeo,J Ino NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5000 head;
lower; shipolng steers 50 65al Is: fancy 81 s,a4 o.:
stockcrs 81 6Sa3 Is; Texas cattle 81 S5a3' %. Hogs
Receipts 1900 head: shipments 1900 mead: market
closed lSc lower; rough and mixed 81 70a5 TO-; skips
none: market steady; natives IS coal 10: western
IS 2sai 10; Texans 8. 5oa4 oO; lambs 81 Gaaa 20 PEI
! EAST LlBEErY Junola-Cattle- Receipts zoo head :
i ! i2! !, as sod head q m market dun; prime 81 I'd
Hogs-Rcccipts 1900 head: shipments I'm head:
market active; rhiladelphias IS 5Oa5 co.; Workers
IS 25a5 40: common and light Is 0oa5 20 sheer.
Receipts s,40o bead: shipments {, 900 head; market
common 50 0oas 70; spring lambs IS OOa6 50.
CINCINNATI, o., June l5.-Hogs actiye and f,rm, ,
common aud: Light 81 ooa5 10: packing and butch.
ems 81 75a5 Is: receipts 5000 head; shipments tSo
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SUMNER SCHOOL +!
Mountain Lake Park f!
GARRETT COUNTY, Nd.
Summit Ct tha M~leghanies.
"Eo!d the Mirror up to Nature"

ELOCUT1OS.
The culture RVd development OF the voice Tor
Conversation, reading, public address or singing.
.sp"Ctdl instruction In reading the Bible and
III NJ. and In reading shaseSpcnre. ss9 ttS
Opportunities Tor Teachers, Mintsters and Pint.
form speakers generally, to learn how 10 use their
voices Nlthou! discomfort or Injury. r!StTs AZ.
A shoF. course III English Literature, with special
IetlOa for a Cour.o OF reading Inc English
c!nAH, that mas be pursued during the year.
FRENCH AND GERMAN.
Natural methods Of Instruction by which pupils
who GIe willing 4 Rpply themselves may obtain III
sShn'tcouIse n correct pronunciation aud a degree
q aneGcy both IN reading aud IN to1yerIatton. ~
Opportunity for conversation daily, especially at
hpit. Tbs furnishes not only IL superior advant.
,gg 10 %teachGEI, but a!Eo TO those contemplating
European !rzyel.
DEPARTMENT Of Elocution and English Language,
c19dccted by MGs. N. STEVENS HART, Principal
q Inc Washington School OF Elocution and Eng.
ASa language" Washington, D. q. s.
IegLttlent Of French, conducted by PROF. G.
EoSIAlSE Professor oil frcuch in the Washing.
aa High school, Washington, D.. u. ss
r,Aemitment Of German, conducted by PROF. A,
~isfAhhoOFD, Professor OF German at st. Pauls
School, CoEcotd, N. Il.
AcOana Of Lectures will be given In each do.
AhoNt. $3.50 zen,
slssil ales offered TO clubs Of no! less than Ave
E4uel,S. ne TIu-TT,1 EnlgGsaE
No!e's and Boarding Houses make special terms
ls EenbefH VI The ECkool. ,.i .sg.'LIEa lei IS
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". X. d T. zen. Co.,. 0S
Northern Pic. lrsh..ll8
North. Fac. seconds. l0lH
Mo!thwest. consols-lS9
N. W.debentures, bs 10
|5t. Paul consols.....l3O
is. T., y. l. r, flBts..l22x
Iex.& pac. land gr's. co
Tex. q Paa. X. q. OF.
tta coupons........... 75X
Union Fac. arsn......ll6x
west
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Government bonds dull and STEADY.
BtAte bonds neglected. :" ''e'' "
BoNDs-CLoagD nm.


y. Il coupon..,,.....l2SN
y. 9. " coupon. ...-l0yj.
fsciac "a Of 'a5,......i23a
Louisiana stamp, H.. Ssts
Missouri G......,.,......l02L
Tenn. o. settlements leo
90 @.........,......... lDl
40 &................. 10Y,
Central Pacific Ars3 ll7t
D. q X. @. tlrsH.....l2l
DID X. @. West. drsb 50
krio seconds............lO0
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THg SWINE MARKET,

baltimore Live Stock Market.
orrlcx OF 1%nEcAlyrn1oa s1ocK YARDS, |
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STAMMEHIAG CURED.

o,,or. baad upon natures laws. NO SECRECY
n TRICKS. System explained 10 those intes.
eteL.. .,.,. tom, nhvpInians, edncatnys ard
isoS. Who have received beuchtfrom the method
OIL MIS-, VI. sTEVEEs HART, Principal,
w,,hlnetou school Of Elocution and EngllAh
language 90. NJ g., N, W.. washington, D, O.,
s,rJcnS boarded In family OF Principal.
I11 H-af-i" 70 A ''FF.ft'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-08
Return Thanks,

CONCORD STATION, June 8.h, 1887 -
Would you permit me 70 thank your
corr Respondent, Mr.. g. W. Kirby, the
writer of that article in your last
nights edition, From Wilmington to
Elsm." That gentleman did . noble
act In the saving Of that child-my
daus shter's only chiid-he found on the
Concord pike. The people Of this vi.
cinity also feel thankful, for the expo.
sure Of this repulsive tramp, that WAS
and Is playing his frauds upon the
farEo ars Along the road. But, forgot
above to also thank the REPUBLICAN
for your kindness In conveying the
news Of warning. OF this dirty individ.
ual whose scheme Is spoiled at least in
this neighborho0d.
HARRY G. WHITE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-08
Two Young Murderer 9,

NHv YORK, June7.-So small were two
boys who were arraigned at the Tombs
court to-day that Justice Smith arose
from his feat and leaned over the desk to
look at them. They were John Meehan,
nine years old of No. II Hester street, and
William Klotzberger, eleven years old, Of
No lSl Hester street. The charge
against them was murder. The boys
were on their way home from school on
Thur day last, when at Mott and Spring
streets they met an old Italian, Louis
Maskropctro, of No. 16S Elizabeth street.
The boys thought they would have some
fun with him, a. they called 1t, and Will
liam pushed John agains; the old man,
who fr Al. When he got upon his feet
| sgain he scolded them, and turned down
y OFT street. The boys followed the old
man, pelting him with sticks and stones,
and W hen in front of No 202 they again
Jostled against him, and knocked him
down. He struck his head violently
against the curbstone and fractured his
skull. An ambulance wss called, but be-
fore 1t arrived the old man Was dead.
The lads ran away, and not knowing
that Maskropetro was dead, they talked
OF the fun they hal with him, and how
they Knocked him down. The detective
arrested them last night.
CIV did not want to make him dead D
said Hine year old Johnny today. Jus
tice Smith committed them to await the
action of the Coroner.
The latter, however, refused to arres,
the boys and Justice Smith discharged
lthem
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"Practice what You Preach
[ooMMUNIoATKD


A prominent leader OF st. Paul's NJ.
X. Tuesday evening class said he hoped
his members would not connect them
selves with the theatrical troupe
or social, now forming in our city, con
demnipg the cantatA given by his mem.
bers and the cheap no We now travelling
alike. Now, l wish to ask our lead OF
what amusements, aside from an occa
sional al-billlardt-someh have sue b
at their homes-games, no; we'll, wha
Why We answer nothing, aud when We
get up . theatrical performance, some
OF our pious members bold q prayer
meeting, which they did on that o DiR ht.
do not uphold theatres, billiard
halls, Sc but when the devil ls 30 hard
at work arasping every young man and
young woman, too, why are the
churches OF Wilmington 30 far behind
our slater States?
Ihave travelled from Florida to Cali
forniA and find . soclsbillty among
churches, prod need by the bringing to
geiher OF young members through
games and SmusemeDis, and 1 do not
have to 60 o hundred miles away from
homo to fnd every game and amuse
mont, theatrical and social entertain.
msnts, given by and In the church.
The young men cannot visit the pri.
vate billiard tables, but there are plenty
OF such down town aud can often
be found. Games and theatre y i'll alike
receive share.
Let The church try the experience of
furnishing more amusement and the
young will not he so easily led astrAy
l am not informed the above theatrical
social Is connected with any church.
Why should our brother oppose It?
Now, l wish to ask him II he has not
occasionally visited tie theatre when
. way from home? / hope lie will an
swer, for we do not like people who live
In glass houses to throw ssones
MEMBER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-08

DR.. Grimshaw was before the Mu
nisipsl Court this morning charged by
Oaief Engineer Sweeney with violAtink
the law in relation to placing fire es
capes on buildings. The building In
question Is . large structure at the cor
ner OF Eighth and West streets, be-
longing TO DR.. mshaw, wi ich 10 used
as a boarding house. Ii has large
wide stairway communicating with the
upper part Of the house, whioh the
ownsr claims Is amply sufficient to
aford means Of escape In case OF fire
Ior OIL that may be In the house. City
solicitor Turner appeared for the prose
cution, and claimed that the means OF
eRress were not snficient, and Mr..
spruancs contended that the law did
not apply to boarding houses. After
argument by counsel the Judge coin
cided with Mr.. SpruAncs, and the case
WAS diem issed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-08
City Court.

This mornings session OF the city
court opened promptly at o'clock, and
the following cases were disposed OF;
John Hayden, charged with drunk.
enpe IS, was com mitted until u o'clock.
Emma Virginia Shaw Jones got on
another rampage last evening and fell
in the hands Of the police, She " AZ
locked up. and this norninS was
charged with being drunk and disor-
derby. A fine OF 81 and costs WAS i'm.
posed, which will probably send her to
New Castle jail.
Norris Brown, colored, and Ausus
Gabriel, q German, we're adjudRed
guilty Of being drunk and disorderly,
and fned S3 and costs each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-08
HREvITiEs.
The cheapest, nat nOuse in the city
Rumford Bros 1OA Market street.
Turtle and elan soup at fullmers.

The cheapest, mat mousse In the city
Humforh Bros.' sO4 M Arket street.
Turtle and elan soup as fullmers.
Meals from to midnight at Fullmer's.
Roast dinners q speciality at Fullmer's.
Broiled spring chicken at Fulimer's.
Devfied and slowed crabs at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fuilmer's.
Fried oysters at Fullmsr's.
fanned and steamsd oysters at Fullme RS
IVY Bush's ccai you Will nks n
Try pusn's eosi you Will surely like IL
Smoke Durstein's Key West &c. cigars.
Order chow cases at Durstein's, 2l6 King.
". J. kimDie, grocer, End and Justtsou.
Niiisrd '. Dsvis'. Iswsisr, 3. End street
O,ty T. AAnndry, Sixth and Shiplsy street
sins 10 r. Kings, ~ Barrs. IL \. Fourth
=. koop Smith, druggist, 9Th and King.
Car and see tho famous oil stove at
fiekels' stovo store.
Call and see the Daisy Oil stove at Picaels'
stove store. Ease Fourth street.
Soft shsll crabs received daily st Harper
BIO g, ~ r. ast Fourth street.
Bsst family tto1r So so per bbl. at Kemble's
Second and Justison sts.
Gall aud see tae quick meal Ga solius
stoves at Pickels' stove store, East Feurih
street
Murphey b Son, 800 Shiplsy street, tats
the lea In nrst class furniture in this city
OAil And examine our stock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-08

4 corrss ondent OF the Chester News
writing about faith cures tells the fol.
lowing story: rem mber an instan ce
tbat occurred in Chester county forty
years ago on the farm ofJcshua Evans,
father of William Evaus, q member OF
the pT esent Legislature. He had AL
lrishmau blowing rocks, who was TAX
en- with rheu matism and who went to
old DIR. Hickman for medicine. The
Doctor gave him . pitch plaster ard
also liquid preparation for internal
use. By mistake he ate the plaster and
rubbod on the liquid, and permanent
cure WAS the result, although he de
olareti ii WAS the toughest medicine he
ever had taken"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-08

To all who are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weak ness. early decay, loss OF manhood,
&c., l will send . recipe that will cure
In South America. Send self address
cd envelope 70 the REV. JOSEF II T.
IsMAN Station ID. New York City.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-08

LONDON, June I'm the House OF
Commons to day Right Hon. Arthur
Balfour, Chief Secretary for Ireland, In
reply to question by Mr.. Dillon regard
ing the employment of gunboats to assis,
in the evictions on Glare Island, declared
that the government would not hesitate
to employ any of the forces at its dis
posal to execute the DEGREES OF the law
courts.
Right Hon. w. Fl. Smith, in reply to a
question by Mr.. Robertson, stated that
the government WAS unable to inform the
House what measures besides the Crimes
act 1t would proceed with. The progress
made with that bill was not sufficient to
enable him to anticipate when the meas
ure would pass the House.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-08

oo N. H. Roberts will have o sale of
uTws ,", a. the Practical Farmer, Brandy
,ra, %ine hundred, on Wed ednesday, the 10Th
inss. ha Oar young friend Std nam will
So on nand, and he expects that all the
cau ers In Brandywine Hundred will
oan.a oa1a and shake hands with him on this
voice, '" nis nne'ouiouS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-08
A Candidate for public Favor.

The FIRST number OF the Home Jour
10, a literary paper Of sixteen pages, ia
befsre us. In glancing over its con
tents we have come to the conclusion
that it Is Just such O paper as will be
acceptable in the home circle. It 10
we'll filled with matter that will please
the taste Of the most fastidious. and the
of which there are quite =
nu N Der, are hrst.olass. The full page
of Mrs. Robert Garrett is true to life.
The paper is only one dollar . year,
which places 1t within the reach OF all.
Christian Dsvries, publisher, 800 and
3Op West Lomb bard street, Baltimore,
Nd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-08
Watches Uneap ~ Ever.

Albert <. Williamson has removed
his jewelry and watch making estsb.
lishmeut from $40 Erenoh street to 100
West Eighth street, where he is pre-.
pared to furnish watches, clocks aud ali
Kinds OF jewslry as cheap 40 ever. He
will spare pains to serve his custom.
ers with the best OF watches, clocks,
rings. chains, emblems and all else per-
tanning to his line of business ut the
very lowest prices, guaranteeing satis-
faction at all times. Thankful for past
favors, he desires . continuance of the
same.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-08
['T COUNT.

|people Of Wilmington
out that these show
ad catch-penny side
BE paying institutions to
'ns owning them only.
ock IS never up to the
!, When you want
abstan,ial, ready-made
80 to one Ct your
merchants, and then, il
ichase is not satisfac.
\ can have the matter
good Our clothing
Or itself.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-08
Installation of Ofticsrs.

At the regular stated meeting OF Can
ION, Del, No. l Patriarchs Militant, 1
" U. e., Of this city, on Monday even.
ing, the following officers were Install.
eu oy Lieutenant Colonel j. II. Seal
Gaptain, B. +. shskespear; lieutenant,
q. M. Whitford; ensign, A. R Fell
In,sfk, Il. q. Nailor; accountant, E f.
MORROW. The captain mad q the follow
lug apnointments: Standard Bearer
~. burton, Jr.; guard of tent. 2. j,
W. iSaaCi sentinel, j. M. Collins; picket
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-08
Organization Effected.

TIE Delaware School of Art students
have formed a permanent organization
TOR social purposes, and elecied the
following ofiicers Olawson 8. Ham lit,
president; Mrs. L l.. Palmer, vice
president; j, B. Pierce, secretary, and
mrs. e. f. Bailey, treasurer. A reception
ami banquet will be given once year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-08
Madame Mitchell

Has no equal in telling the past. pres
ent and future; locating buried trea-
sure; brinRs reconciliation and shows
you q correct likeness OF your future
partner, and tells you what you are best
adapted for. Gall aud be convinced.
At her residence, 22i West Eighth st.,
between Orange and TatnAll.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-08
Election OF Omcers.

The following officers have been cleo
ted by Division No. 6, Ancient Order
of HtberniAns:
President, William Condon; Vice
President, James Tynor; Treasurer,
John j. OroRap; Recording Secretary,
Bernard j. Sweeney; Financial Secre-
tary, Joseph Keenahan; Sersesnt.At.
Arms, Thomas Dougherty.
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